“Operation Midnight Hammer” used a deception to bomb Iran’s nuclear site.
The US attack on Iran’s nuclear facility was called Operation Midnight Hammer and used a deception to achieve its goal.
Hours after US troops bombed three Iranian nuclear sites on June 21, President Donald Trump came to light the possibility of an Iranian change of administration.
“It is not politically correct to use the term “change of government,” but why is there no change of government if the current Iranian regime cannot make Iran great again? ”
The Trump Post also came shortly after Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio on June 22, saying that Iran’s change of administration was not the US’s purpose.
“We don’t want a change of government,” Vance told NBC’s meeting. “We want to end the nuclear program and here we would like to talk to Iranians about the long-term settlement.”
Rubio reiterated his emotions on the faces of the CBS people, saying, “In this particular case, it’s not the change in the administration that we are focusing on.”
The term “change of government” is something you need to know about why it is the focus of Iran’s nuclear facilities after the airstrike.
What is a change of government?
Regime change refers to the replacement of national leadership, and I agree with the definition in the dictionary. In the context of diplomatic relations, this phrase can refer to an external party taking action or using military force to complete the change.
According to Britannica, the phrase refers to “incorporating the government, which is considered non-giatiime by external forces, according to ideas and benefits promoted by its power, and replacing it with a new government.”
Swarthmore College’s global non-violent action database points out that there are several scenarios where leaders stand aside but “continue to dominate from behind the scenes” or supportive leaders remain intact.
If the US is concerned, governments have been involved in several notable administration changes throughout history.
In the Iraq War, for example, the United States overthrew the government of Saddam Hussein according to the Defense Technical Information Center, just three weeks after the military entered Iraq. On April 9, 2003, the US military pulled down the statue of Hussein in Fildos Square in Baghdad, which symbolized the end of his reign. The war continued for eight years.
What did Trump say about the change of administration in Iran?
Trump said on June 21 that the US strike was “intended to stop the nuclear threat posed by terrorist sponsors in the world’s first state.”
But a few days ago, Trump threatened Iran’s top leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, writing about the true social, “Unconditional surrender!”
“We know exactly where the so-called ‘Super Leader’ is hiding,” he said in another post on June 17th. “He’s an easy target, but he’s safe there – we won’t take him out (kill him!), or at least not for now.”
“Our patience is thin,” he added.
After the US launched airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites on June 21, Trump worked on the truth society the following day to show his openness to new leadership in Iran, breaking comments by the Secretary of State earlier in the day.
“It is not politically correct to use the term “change of regime”, but why is there no regime change if the current Iranian regime cannot make Iran great again?
Melina Kahn is a national trending reporter for USA Today. She can be contacted at melina.khan@usatoday.com.
